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The pollen in a flower is produced on which structure? A. style B. stigma C. anther D. filament
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The pollen in a flower is produced on which structure?

A. style
B. stigma
C. anther
D. filament

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the pollen on a flower is created in the anther
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C. anther: part of the stamen where pollen is produced.
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